Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1947-03-14

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VtA. 25, No. 11
COLVIMBUS, OHIO,  FRIDAY,  MARCH  14,  1947
Devote to American and Jewish Ideals
Strictlv C(Hifidential
Tidbits From ETerywhere By Phlneu i. Blron
IN XBB MAIIiBAO
Here's a letter from fi friend of ours, a veteran and a student
at  Coitimbia   University Re-.
member yotir - prediction that Columbia students would take action on discriminatory quota systems? WeU, they did Af¬ ter a petition campaign and a mass rally, more than fifty of them joined a delegEftion of 500 students from all over New York State In support of the Auatlh-Mahoney bill (to outlaw discrimination in education in New ¦york State)...'l*he dele¬ gation had an interesting expefe fence with Governor Dewey.. A letter written to Dewey well in advance requesting, an op¬ portunity to see him was ans¬ wered by. the information that he had a long standing appolnt- -meht outside of Albany..At Al¬ bany, Jiowever, representatives of the delegation who had an appointment with Dewey's assls- taiit, Charles Breltel, were shunted down to Mr. Breltel's assistant. Jt Seems that Mr. Breltel -was in conference with the Governor in his office... We're indignant and angry at the run-around the bill has got¬ ten, but more determined than ever to carry on the fight",.. It looks as if Governor Dewey, who declared Brotherhood Week in New York about three vireefcs ago, believes In brotherhood ex¬ cept for those -weeks when stu¬ dents are seeking admission to Columbia, Cornell, N,Y,U. and the rest of the "Quota" schools. BROADWAY CiOSSIP
Band leader Meyer Davis will produce a musical with Milton
Berle  In  the  starring role	
Arthur Miller,' author of "All My Sons", the drama that has Broadway sitting up and taking notice for the first time in many seasons, has given Holly- virood a temporary cold-shoulder
 He's working on a new play
, .Dinah Shore is rei»rtetl as interested in working up a plan fpr an annual Hollywood Mardi Gras modelled on the New Or¬ leans affair	
FREE ARGEN-nXAT?
Three weeks ago we reported that Drew Pearson had printed (Continued on Page 8)
Mrs. Mamie Gamoran T. I. Sisterhood Sabbath Speaker
Regional Conference of Central States Region Of Hadassah'Will Meet Here March 22-25
B. AND P, HADASSAH'S BIG. BINGO PARTY SET POR 8UNJ)AY EVENING
The work of Hadassah in general is well known, but the Business and Professional Wom¬ en in Hadassah have devoted their energies to rescuing the 40,000 chHdren who are atUl in devasted Europe. These orph¬ ans, ranging in age from 5 to Ifl years are now Tn ill-supplied orphanges and underprivileged foster homes awaiting word that Youth Aliyah funds have been raised to bring them to Palestine. Because it costs $350 to feed and cloth one child for one year the need for funds is most urgent. In order to raise their portion of the money need¬ ed, thfe local chapter is holding its Bingo Party and Drawing this Sunday evening, March 18, at the Broad St, Temple, at 7 o'clock.
During the evening Miss Stel¬ la Bermdn, president, wiU offer greetings, and Miss Marian Gil¬ bert, -will tell something of the work of the B. and P, Hadassah. Delightful gift bars and ap¬ petizing lunch bars are being ar'raiiged   and   an   interesting
Eoster display will decorate the aU.
Tickets for admission are only ICc or 3 for 25c, and each ticket gives the holder a chance at one dt six very desirable prizes.
All Columbus Jewry "Is cordl' ally Invited to attend and help make this worthwhUe affair an outstanding si^ccess
Mrs. Emanuel Gamoran
The well knoWn educator and authoress, Mamie G. Gamoran will be the guest speaker at the Annual Tifereth Israel Sis¬ terhood S/ibbath, on Friday. March 21, at the -Broad litrcot Temple, beginning at 8 P. M,
Born and educated in New York City, Mrs. Gamoran, wife of Dr. Emanuel Gamoran, Edu¬ cational Director of the Union of American Hebrew Congrega-. tions, is a graduate of the Sem¬ inary School of Jewish Studies, of the Jewish Theological Sem inary. She is a Past President Cincinnati Chapter of Hadassah Past President, Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations of Cincinnati; and Is currently a membei' of the Jewish Com¬ munity Council, the Red Cross and Community Chest Speakers Bureaus artd Secretary of the Serve-A-Camp Committee of th.-it city.
Among Mrs. Gamoran's con¬ tributions to Jewish Education¬ al Literature are "Tlie Voice Ot The Prophets", "With Singer And sage", "HiUel's Happy Hol¬ idays" and 'iDays and Ways", the later two being currently used as texts at the Broad St. Temple Sunday School,-In addi¬ tion, Mrs, Gamoran has author¬ ed numerous articles, stories, plays and poems for Jewish and non-Jewish magazines. The Gamorans and their three child¬ ren  reside  in Cincinnati.
The opening prayer of the Sisterhood Sabbath Service will be given by Mrs. AI Esterkin, with Mrs. T, C. Polster leading the Responsive Readings. Mrs. Nathan Zelizer Is to introduce the speaker and Mrs. • Sam Lop¬ per will deliver the Closing prayer. An Oneg Shabbat, und¬ er the co-chairmanship of Mrs. E. F. Levinson and Mrs. Ruben Abramson, will <ollow the ser-. vices.
National, regional and local Zionist leaders virill participate actively in the forthcoming twenty-first annual Regional Conference of the Central States Region of Hadaasah to be held at the Deshler-WalliCk Hotel, on March 22-25. Mrs. Arthur Edelstein, Toledo, 0., regional president, will  preside.
The parley will bring togeth¬ er representatives of 27 chapters and 12 Business and Profession¬ al Divisions from Ohio, Mlchi- tan,- West Virginia and Kentuc- y. From New York will come Mrs. Paul W. Aschner, national Speakers' Bureau chairriian, to conduct a Speakers' Institute. Guest speaker will be Mr. Lion¬ el Gelber, Washington, D. C, political adviser and.-represen¬ tative of the Jewish Agency to the United Nations. Mrs. Abra¬ ham Strauss, Cleveland, nation¬ al v-pres., of Hadassah will 'be national, visitor. Rose Bloom Toledo, national vice-chairman of Business and Professional Divisions, will report on the Wdrld Zionist Congress in Basle, which she attended as a dele¬ gate.
Local participants Include Mrs. Roy Stone, chairman of the' Conference; Mrs. Moe Hlrsch, president of Hadassah; and Miss Stella Berman, chairman of the Business and Professional Di¬ vision. Greetings will be brought from local Zionist leaders and Mrs. B. W. Abramson will pre-
Mrs. Arthur Edelstein
sent the Hebrew School Choral group tn a repertoire of songs.
Iniportjint  Sessions
interest ts manifest in t+ie Monday night session at which time a program ori FEPC will be presented. Participants -will be M.r. Harry Barron,-president of Cleveland Jewish Commun¬ ity Council and Mrs. Dorothy (Contiiiued on Page 8)
Capacity Crowd To Hear Youthful Cantor
Wllili ATTEND B'NAI BRITH REGIONAL lyiEBTING
From present Indications, a capacity turnout is anticipated for this Sunday (tomorrow) evening's concert by "Yisroli¬ kel", young wonder boy can- tpr, at the Beth Jacob syna¬ gogue. Acclaimed as a genius with the golden voice, the youthful singer, only. 12 years of age, hails from New York City and Is now making a con¬ cert tour thruout the country This is Cantor Yisrolikel's first appearance in this city. He will chant the Maariv service a t 8:15 P. ML, and then follow with a concert of Yiddish and Hebrew  selections.
- Tickets, at $i.20 including tax, and 50c for children, may be secured at all Jewish food stores and bakeries, as well as from members of the Beth Jacob Cong. Board. Proceeds are to go towards the Beth Jacob Building Fund.
Temple Membership Inyited To Hear Rabbi Greene
Invitations have this week gone out to all riierabers ot the Bryden Road Temple to attend next Friday evening (March 21) services at which time Rab¬ bi Alah S. Greene, of Huston, Texas, is to occupy the pulpit.
Rabbi Greene comes here highly recommended as.an able pulpiteer, a most capable re- Uglous school leader as well as an outstanding public relations representative,
A Joint reception by the Sis¬ terhood and Brotherhood of the congregation will be held fol¬ lowing the services- when every¬ one is to have an opportunity to meet Rabbi Greene and'^ his wife.
The committee for the selec¬ tion of a new RabbI for Temp¬ le Israel includes L. J. Goodman, Dr. E. J. Gordon, Sig. L. Welss¬ kerz, Jack Wolstein, David Dav¬ ldorf and Simon  Lazarus.
RED CROSS VICTORY PINNER MONDAY
The annual Victory Dinner, concluding the 1947 Red Cross fund drive in Franklin County, win be held Monday, March 17, at 6:30 p. m., at the Southern Hotel.
All workers in the drive and anyone -else Interested In the campaign are Invited to attend. No reservations are necessarJ^ Tickets may Ik purchased at the door.
T.  I.  MEN'S CLUB  GIN RUM,MY TOURNAMENT AND CARD  PARTY  NEXT THURS.
The Tifereth Israel Men's Club win hold a gala gin rum¬ my tournament and card party for its members next Thursday, • March 2U, 8 p, m., at the Broad St, Temple. Harry S, Goldstein, president, announces that $40 in prize money will be dlstrll)- uted as follows: $20 to the win¬ ner, $10 to the runner-up, and $5 to each of the other two semi- flnallsts,
"To top off the evening there will be refreshments. Including hamburgers-hot off the griddle, potato salad, soft drinks and other tasty items. The tourna¬ ment and party Is open only to members of the Men's Club.
'YISROLIKEL"
Call    the   Chronicle   lor    your   next printing Job.  Cor  work   Ib  distinctive, . yet reasonable, in cost. AD.  2954.
IOTA TAU GAMMA WILL HOLD PLEDGE DANCE THIS EVENING
Allan Tarshlsh..,member of the General Committee of District 2, B'nal B'rlth, and Sidney L. Katz, Sacorid Vlce-Pres., of the Ohio B'nal Brith Assn,, wUl at¬ tend the Regional Meeting of the Ohio 'B'nal B'rith Assn., in Youngstown, O., this Sunday, March  16.
Mr. Katz will cUscuss Mem¬ bership and Mr. Tarshish is to lead a discussion on ADL and Public Relations.
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TABSHIS>H ADDRESSES CHURCH CR,0UP8
Allan Tarshish, chairman of the Civil rights Committee of the Jewlah Community Council, addressed the King's Daughters Assn., at the Linden ' Heights Methodist Church last Friday evening and on Sunday, March Qth, an Ohio 'Wesleyan Voung People's Group at the William Stireet Church In 'Delaware, 0,
Iota Tau Gamma Sorority will hold a pledge Dance this eve¬ ning (today) from 9.till 12 p, m., at the Hall ot Mirrors of the Deshler-Walllck Hotel. Pro¬ ceeds from the dance will go to Nightingale Cottage.
'This is the first public dance of the year to be given by the sorority, and a lar.ge crowd is anticipated. Music will be furn¬ ished by Lenny Wynn and his orchestra.
Joan Schlonsky is chairman of the affair and is being as¬ sisted by Judy Tyroler, Co- chairman; Nancy Levlson, Pat¬ ron chairman; Diane Glassman, Ticket chairman and Jo Ann Klemperer,  Publicity chairman.
Tickets may be obtained from any member of thie sordrlty or at the door this evening.
HiUel Alumni Association Musicale
RABBI ZELIZER ON THE AIB  SJUNDAY
The Ck>]u^lra8 C(inrch o( the Air will present Babbl Nathan Zelizer over JVBN8 from 10 to lOUlO A. M., djls Sunday, March to and every subsequent Sunday during March.
Hurry Braun
Harry Braitn, eminent viol¬ inist and assistant 'qphcertmas- ter ot the Coiumbua Philhar¬ monic Orchestra, -vvlU give a, re¬ cital neixt ThursdayJ Match 20, at 8 P. M., m the Bryden Road Temple Vestry, at the muslcale ' being held by the Hlllel Alumni
Miss Beverly Xhal
Assn.:Mr. Braun gave his first formal reidtal In. Carnegie Hall In 1932 and has appeared; as Bplolst vrtth the ..major sjrm- phony orchestras throughout the -couritry. He holds the foi- lowing degrees BA 'Vale tJnt- (Contlnued on Page Eightji